Goethe-Institut. Rubble Flora

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Rubble Flora

Rubble Flora

selected poems ; [The German List]

Auteur: Braun, Volker

Serie: The German List

Jaar: 2014

Taal: engels

Omvang: 169 P.

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'Rubble Flora' is a selection of poems from the distinguished, half-century-long career of German poet Volker Braun. Born in the former East Germany, Braun is a humane, witty, brave and disappointed poet. In the East, his poetry upheld the voice of the individual imagination and identified with a utopian possibility that never became reality. He might be said to have found a truly singular voice amid the colossal upheavals of 1989-exploring the triumph of capitalism and the languages of advertising, terror, politics and war. At the same time, Braun is a sensual poet in tune with the natural landscape. He has his own touchstones in world literature, and many of his poems set quotations from Rimbaud, Shakespeare and Brecht into his own context, where they work as ironic illuminations of a present plight. The literary principle of his work lies in the friction of these different voices, whether cast into free form, collage or classical verse. Cumulatively, 'Rubble Flora' offers a searing vision of these transformative decades.

Titel: Rubble Flora

Serie: The German List

Auteur: Braun, Volker

Vertaler: Leeder, Karen

Uitgeverij: Seagull Books

ISBN: 9780857422491

Categorie: Fictie & vermaak, Poëzie, Samenleving & politiek

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Formaat: PDF

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